The phrase "a very simple means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an uncomplicated method or way of achieving something.
Example: "To solve the problem, we can use a very simple means, such as trial and error."
Alternatives: "an easy method" or "a straightforward approach."
To obtain the effective SNR the channel values inside each subchannel are merged by the harmonic mean which despite of being a very simple mean calculation form independent of the modulation and coding, it is able to extract very accurately the effective channel [18].
Thomas Demand: When I started making photographs of other people's photographs, which were mainly from the media, I tried to reprivatise an image of the world and the meaning of the world with very simple means.
This method linked to very simple means of sampling and a sensitive tool, the Whatman® 3MM matrix, thus demonstrates its utility and compatibility with genetic characterization of the strains, as shown by others for morbilliviruses [ 31, 26, 20].
If our results with vitellogenin turn out to be representative for large number of genes being expressed in various tissues of the adult honeybee, the intra-abdominal injection technique provides a way to do functional genomic studies on adult honeybees by very simple means.
It is demonstrated that these complex psychological phenomena can be imitated by very simple means.
In both cases, he charges, "white communities have used very simple means to maintain the white character of their communities".
JSTORpdf works in Chrome/Firefox by very simple means, though JSTOR occasionally makes changes to their site that break the bookmarklet.
Drying can be accomplished either by very simple means such as near ambient, solar drying or by waste heat flows or by specifically designed dryers operation the location.
